The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-04
Al TuneI1. Miss.

Mrs. j. l.. Finley aud Mrs. {. II. Hood
have returned from Nashville, whore they
had been in attendance at the w. &. T. L.
convention.
Miss Minnie Burge, of Oxford, Miss,
spent day in Tupelo during the past
week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Clayton, after pleasant visit
of month TO friends in Mississippi, re-
turned TO her home in Jackson, Tenn, last
"Wednesday.
Messrs. L. NJ. Coker and II. G. Orr, Of
the drummer fraternity, have been sojourn-
ing in Tupclo for week.
The first entertainment in the new opera
house WIS given by the Chinese students
the night OF November 20
Misses Sue Clark and Jessie Swayne, OF
Vernon, spent Sunday in Tupelo.
Sumpter Phillips, Of Fulton, Miss, has
returned 10 Washington 10 resume his
duties as clerk in the department OF the
interior.
Mr. and Ms. J. ii. Thompson, OF New
Albany, paid Tupelo brief visit last
week.
Dr. r p. Sale. OF Aberdeen, was in town
"Wednesday on professional business.
" n. Reynolds, the Holly Springs
editor, j employed in the Journal office
nov.
Missrs Made and Henri Dunn have gone
Do fogs smith, Ark, 20 visit B'latiycs.
~ Yong ihc Texas Temperance lect-
--v- atsrtssed an audience at the {. i.
churyh "Wednesday night
The uli1n tcp1 has been completed,
sni illc ofiiclals Il the Mobile X Ohio and
AAnszs Jiiy. Memphis 4 Birmingham
roa.ls al. move into their headquarters
soon.
NJ. J. Q. Robins. Misses Mary Savery
and Myrtle Archer we've visitors 70 the
Convention Of the Christian church held
at West Point last week.
nr. J. :. lIolditch went 20 New Orleans
last week on business.
Mr.. Il. A. Beard and family have gone
10 their winter nome in Citra, Fla.
Mrs. l.. O.. Belts, OF Fulton, is visiting
her daughter, MH. l.. J.. Gates, Of this
place.
Miss Eugcnia Blair is visiting friends in
ScnnlObin, Miss
The Rev. T.. l.. Spraggins, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church of this place
during the past year, has been assigned 30
Aberdeen for the, coming year. The Rev.
H. Johnson will Gil the pulpit here.
Mr.. James l.. Gillespie, formerly editor
hNh llhllltlbI W lllt bAlbiu IWtull, bt-
gan the publication Of tho Tupelo Ledger
here last week.
Mr. q. W. Booth, Of Germantown, was
among the visitors 10 Tupclo last week.
He intends locating IN Arkansas this win
ter.
The Hon. s. NJ. Taylor and family, of
Verona, have gone 10 Pine Bluff, Ark,
their future home.
Miss Leila Dickson has returned home
from Brownsville, where she has spent
several months taking course in the art
department Of the normal institute in
that place.
The Hon. J. NJ. Allen has returned TO
Washington.
Gen. J. l.. Finley Is in Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Hottie Cannon, who has been
visiting relatives in Mississippi during the
summer and fall, has returned 10 her home
In Fort Smith, Ark.
Mr.. J. G. Joplin, Of Memphis, was in
our town last week.
Mis- Nellie Archer, Of BALDWIN, spent a
icw days la Tupolo last week visiting the
family Of Capt Long.
Mr. Rowland simmons, who hns been
resident oi Tupclo for some time, returned
10 Verona. his former home, last week
Mr.. Will Wit, OF mpclo, paid Poniotoc
a short visit last week.
Mr.. ". W. Grohan. sheriff 81 Pon,otoc
county, was In Tupclo last Sunday.
DR.. L. g.. Ncshit, OF New Albany, was
in town last Monday.
Capt g. Il. Cherry, Of Saltllo, was in
! town ON Tuesday last,
Miss Eycll, Of Okolona, Is visiting the
| inmil, OF Mai. Reading.